The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-05-29
WHAT THE CABLE SAYS.
European Doings Told in Short Para
graphs.

LONDON. May % The Paris correspond
emit of the Times telegraphs that M. Rouvier
has formed Cabinet as follows: M. Rou-
vier, Premier and Minister of Finance; NJ
Flourens, Minister of Foreign Affairs; M.
Spulier, Minister of Justice; NJ. FallIeres
Minister of the Interior and Public Worship
Gen. Saussier, Minister of War; Admiral
Jaurez, Minister of Marine; NJ Develle,
Minister of Agriculture; NJ Entienne,
Minister of Public Works NJ
Cookery, Minister of Posts and Telegraphs:
II. Berthelot, Minister of Public Instruction.
The Cabinet is composed, the correspondent
says, of moderate Republicans or of a union
of the Left, and its operation will be trial
of reaction against Radicalism, militarisn
and Socialism.
The party of the Right, with a sense of
their own security, have promised the new
ministry their full support
EvENTFUL DAYS FOR FRANCE.
President Grevy was for a long time re-
luctant adds the correspondent to make
the trial, but he finally consented. 1.-THE
next few days" the Times dispatch says in
conclusion, will be eventful ones for
France. An attempt may be made to in
duce some Of the previous Ministers to OPP
pose the new Rouvier policy, and the issue
might be strange and unexpected.
GEN. BoULANGER TO GO.
Three Republican groups of the Chamber
of Deputies have held meetings and unani-
mously approved their Presidents action in
using their influence with President
Grevy's, against the retention of Gen
Boulanger in the Cabinet.
sEDIT1oUs PAMPHLETS IN BELGIUM.
BRUSSELS, May 2S.-The strike in the
Mons district is becoming general. The
trial Of DeFinsseaux for publishing a sedi-
tious manifesto has begun. The copies of it
have been seized wherever found by the
police. The author of broadsheet contain
ing the strikers ultinatum and gem
orally distributed, will be prosecuted
when his identity is ascertained. The docu-
ment bore the signature of 'Tondeur.n At
Verviers the Anarchists at q meeting last
night discussed the strike and melted the
strikers TO plumber. The mob attempted to
parade the streets, but was dispersed by the
police with drawn swords and the gen.
d'armes with fixed bayonets. The Social
lists have held several meetings at which
violent speeches were made, the red flag
displayed and the "Marseillaise" sung.
COTTON sPINNERs on HALF TINE.
LONDON, May 2S.--Tlle cotton spinners at
Ashton UNDERLINE have agreed TO the
ners in Manchester yesterday, that mills
should be run on half time for eight weeks
in case two-thirds OF the trade agree to this
plan.
CARDINAL GIBBONS COMING TO AMERICA.
DUBLIN, May 2S.--Cardinal Gibbons will
sail for New York on the steamer Umbria.
He viii embark at Queeestown tomorrow.
DAMAGE AND LOSS or LIFE AT CALCUTTA.
CALCUTTA, May 2s. The cyclone which
visited this section yesterday was very de-
structive. A local steamer, with 100 per-
SONS aboard, was caught by the cyclone, and
Is missing. II is feared she is lost. The dis
trict Of Orissa was completely devastated by
the cyclone.
RUSSIAN UNBEfIEF.
ST. PETERSBURG May 2s.--Nopoe Uretya
discredits the report that a conspiracy
against the Sultan has been discovered In
the palace at Constantinople Referring TO
the matter, Noroe Urellid says "ln any
case Russia must make the Porte under